AM Live 3-20-13 - Boy Scouts E-Waste Fundraiser
Local Boy Scout leader Tori Moody stops by the AM Live set to discuss the upcoming E-Waste Fundraiser that will go to help local boy scout troops.
Angelo Codevilla PhD - Taking Government Back TSPN TV News In-Depth 3-21-13
Angelo Codevilla talks with Tom Slivick about what needs to be done in order to give the government back to the American people.
Angelo Codevilla PhD - Conservative vs. Establishment Republicans TSPN TV News In-Depth 3-21-13
Angelo Codevilla talks with Tom Slivick about the differences between conservative and establishment Republicans.
Angelo Codevilla PhD TSPN TV News In-Depth Interview 3-20-23
In this special News In-Depth interview, Tom Slivick sits down with Angelo Codevilla PhD, Professor Emeritus from Boston University.
Angelo Codevilla PhD - When Representatives Don't Represent You TSPN TV News In-Depth 3-20-13
Angelo Codevilla talks with Tom Slivick about what happens when the candidates that you elect into office to represent you stop representing you and begin representing a political party.
TSPN TV Newscast with Tom Slivick 3-19-13
Here are today's news headlines:
1) Ione City Council meeting for March 19th not cancelled
2) Sutter Creek receives 715 protests over proposed ACES solid waste rate increase
3) Five Lake Camanche Village redwood water storage tanks receive new plastic liners at no cost
4) RCRC requesting comments on provision of AB 823
5) RCRC announces support for AB 115
6) Amador Calaveras Consensus Group to meet on March 20th
7) KQBM issued license to broadcast on 90.7 FM
8) BloodSource to hold local blood drives on April 8th and 9th
Maureen Funk - 49er Treasure Trail Events TSPN TV News Interview 3-19-13
Maurren Funk, Executive Director of the Amador Council on Tourism, talks with Tom Slivick about what participants can expect when they take part in this year's 49er Treasure Trail.
Ione City Council meeting for March 19th not cancelled
The regular scheduled meeting of the Ione City Council for tonight March 19 6:00PM at Ione City Hall, 1 E. Main Street, Ione, CA Has Not been Canceled.
Janice Traverso, City Clerk, City of Ione. Has informed me that several people come into City Hall stating that TSPN announced that Janice Traverso called me and said the meeting was cancelled for tonight. Janice Traverso did not call me I received a email from her that the agenda was posted. When I went to the City’s Website I Inadvertently misread the February 19 posting for the March 19 Agenda. The mistake was mine.
I repeat again that the Ione City Council Meeting for scheduled for tonight March 19 6:00PM Has Not been Canceled. I regret any Incontinence my mistake may have caused.
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Sutter Creek receives 715 protests over proposed ACES solid waste rate increase
The City of Sutter Creek received approximately 715 protests at last nights Monday, March 18 City Council Meeting. On the agenda was the a Proposition 218 hearing regarding the proposed ACES solid waste rate increase. After a lengthy public hearing, the City Council closed the hearing and continued the item to the April 1 Council meeting, to allow staff time to verify that the threshold for a valid Proposition. 218 protest was met. 588 valid protests were required.
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Five Lake Camanche Village redwood water storage tanks receive new plastic liners at no cost
Five of Lake Camanche Village’s six redwood water storage tanks are getting a new lease on life with the installation of new plastic liners at no cost to Lake Camanche customers.
The Amador Water Agency crews and a specialty contractor have placed giant heavy-gauge plastic liners in the tanks to stop leaks that have plagued the 40-year old tanks. The tanks store water pumped from the Lake Camanche Village well water system, built by the subdivision’s developer in the early 1970s.
Technicians first lined the wooden tanks with a felt cushioning fabric, then sheets of plastic liner were dropped into the giant tanks and sealed together. Seams were tested and the tanks are now re-filled and back in service, all without any interruption in water service to customers.
AWA applied for and received over $550,000 in state Proposition 84 grant funds to pay for lining the tanks, and to replace approximately 200 service connections made of an early form of plastic pipe, which has been failing in the Lake Camanche Village system. Work on replacing the service connections is on-going.
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